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• audio sync after export problems

  I had this problem, sometimes since starting to use Premiere Pro CS6, and he is now also occur even in the latest version of CC (just updated to 7.2.2 on W7, 64-bit):

  A perfectly synchronized sequence that plays well in his rendering preview loses sync with the sound audio with the video (or audio) after having exported them to mp4. (predefined H.264 format). I tried troubleshooting by deleting all render files, restart the applications and computers, played with broadcasters of media... nothing is.

  It is true that raw footage is be a wmv file. Which I know is not ideal. But what bothers me is that everything is perfectly in harmony to the point of creating the export file. That makes no sense at all. I'm about to counter this change now by separating the audio from the video and make up the difference in frame manually, but it feels bad to do and is a stupid hack for something, the software shouldn't mess up in the first place.

  Any ideas?

  Try to convert the source media to change something more user-friendly.

• None of the audio keyframes after export

  Hi guys,.

  First of all, I'm a bit new to AE, it's my first project and also my first post on the forum then... Please go easy on me.

  Now I have this audio layer I want to add as a soundtrack to the video intro that I did. The audio is a little longer than the intro, so I added 2 keyframes at the end of the audio to act as a bland out (I decreased sound levels of + 0.00 dB - 19, 000 dB).

  The problem is when I export the project, I do not hear this faiding. It's like the AE doesn't "read" keyframes audio 2. (When I hit play within the project, with RAM Preview, I can hear the fading, but not when exporting). I forget that I export the project as. FLV, like. AVI exporting much larger files.

  I don't know if there is any sense to you guys, but it is what it is.

  I have attached a screenshot so you can see keyframes, I want to talk to.

  Thank you!

  

  Convert the MP3 to a WAV file in an external tool and replace the layer as a result. Also, depending on the format, the correct audio fades can require-36 dB or - 48dB perfect silence.

  Mylenium

• How to make a dvd with an audio track after export using the media encoder? I have 2 separate files?

  Hello

  I just burn a video that I have completed. It's a m2v file and so I have a point of view audio AC3 and a video track. I thought I was ready to go, but I can't understand how to burn audio and video on the same disk. It's very embarrassing because the settings I should use for export to keep video quality will give me 2 separate files.

  So, what programs you use or recommend I would like to add an audio track? I don't want people to have the ability to switch between tracks, I just want a normal life trace that you have when you watch a movie, I mean he's playing just by default.

  Thanks to the adv.

  Mark

  Again is Adobe for DVD software, although there are others.  In General, the export of the elementary streams for use in an authoring application is the preferred method, then you are doing things.

  Specific help again, I would do you for the help file again.  If you decide to use another application, its own set of instructions will guide you.

• Problems with the Audio after export in Premiere Pro CS3

  I am currently working with Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 and after that I have export my project to an AVI or MPEG (does not seem to matter), you can hear the buzz stirred in the background during the entire video.

  The audio sounds absolutely perfect everything while listening to him itself, it is only after I export it.  This is the first time it happened, I've never had these problems before.

  I tried to turn off multiplexing, I tried MPEG2 vs DVD in multiplexing with no difference.  I tried MPEG vs PCM as audio format, I tried different frequency, different bitrates, constant or Variable and nothing seems to work.  More funny, if I export as a part of the video, the audio seems fine.  It is only if I export the entire video I have that noise of snoring, restless in the background.  I thought that maybe it is just a file in the project which is the cause, but no matter what part of the video I export, it sounds good... I don't understand.

  I have attached an example of my problem in this post... anyone got any ideas?

  To Render & replace, select an Audio Clip and choose (Toolbar) Clip > Audio Options > Render and replace. A new Audio Clip will be created and will replace the Audio Clip selected in the timeline panel.

  Now, there's these Audio Clips of multiplex Audio & video, files or separate the Audio Clips?

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Voiceover first clip of bad quality, after export only. Audio effects involved. How can I fix it?

  All the sound quality is as desired in the timeline panel during the first edition. After export, the first clip in voice-over ONLY, now has a dominant white fuzzy noise. If I delete this clip and export, the clip that was the second, but now first, inherits the problem.

  The video below has the original "first music video" removed, to show that the problem persists in the new video for first, which was previously the second and previously sounded very good. Each "phrase" or an "expression" is on his own audio clip, on the same track.

  Also note that the sound quality of the music is great in each. In addition, the quality of the voice is perfectly fine in all the remaining 3 minutes of video.

  From what I can tell, it's like audio effects have not been applied to the item first, after export. I use DeNoiser, dynamics and Volume of the channel in the whole of the audio track of the set (as opposed to each individual clip) voice. When I apply effects to each of the first 3 clips and place them on a separate track, and export, all 3 clips have the problem of white noise.

  I guess that the effects take some time to 'register' and so when effects are applied to the entire track this should happen only once. But just who does not sense that this is a permanent problem or every video ever made by creating using DeNoiser and dynamics would have this problem!

  What Miss me? There must be a way to solve this problem.

  Here is a screenshot:

  

  I use version creative Cloud, Adobe first Pro CC 2015

  I exported with the following parameters:

  H.264

  Format AAC, AAC Codec (tried MPEG and Dolby as well)

  48000 Hz

  Stereo (tried MONO as well)

  High quality

  320 kbps bitrate

  Bitrate priority

  Make maximum use

  
  

  Thank you.
  

  WORKAROUND SOLUTION:

  I used both your advice to a solution that WORKS. Simply, I moved all the audio on this track 5 seconds back and insert an audio clip arbitrary at the beginning of the track. I then exported audio on one. WAV file. I imported the. WAV file in the project and trim the beginning (with the arbitrary clip) back to what is supposed to be the beginning of the audio.

  The arbitrary clip inherited the problem and the remaining clips are great. They reside on a track that has no effects applied, as the. WAV files retain the proper sound quality.

  Also, I've read just after this operation that checking the box "Freeze" can cause the denoiser to apply instantly. I've never tried, but if it works, it's probably a simpler solution.

  Thank you.

• Pe11: Audio VERY loud or distorted after export

  Hello.

  Please excuse my bad English. I hope you understand everything.

  Since a few days I use Adobe Premiere elements 11. Still works great, despite the audio after the export of a video.

  When editing, everything is normal. I have set the volume to my tastes. But after export, everything is way to loud and distorted.

  So far I was able to solve the problem with turning down the volume - 30db for the soundtrack and - 15db for the comment.

  Like this, the export is very good. But in the editing window, watching the preview, I don't hear anything. Also if I use the automatic adjustment (Bo = background noise, comment = foreground) everything is distorted even more (although I really want to use this feature, because the workflow would be so much more faster/easier)

  This is not what I expected. It's just a bad workflow. I want to hear/see the final result before exporting it. In addition, the video easily deforms, when beeing adjusted contrast, brightness, etc (also only after export. looks fine in preview). BTW, I do not do before exporting it.

  I'm doing something wrong? How can I solve this problem?

  Camera: Canon T3i (600 d) (full HD 24 p)

  Comment: Vote on Samsung rating 2 (Zoom H1) soon

  Soundtrack: MP3s (high quality)

  I tried export Flash (youtube) and mpeg. No difference.

  I hope you can help me.

  Greetings

  Thanks for your reply.

  That's what I was doing at the end.

  I tried judging with speakers, and headphones. both with the same result.

  before PE11, I edited the same audio in windows movie maker, and I never had problems like that.

  Setting the tone and then by looking at the meter to lower the overall volume.

  I just thought that there was a way, to hear the result before exporting it.

• Audio can increase/decrease after export

  Hello

  I had put an audioo behind a clip video and reduced the volume of the audio.

  But after export, audio continues to increase n decreases. As, when, in the sound of the video (Audio1) stops for 2-3 seconds, the other audio (Audio2) volume increases, and when the sound of the video (Audio1) increases, the other audio volume (Audio2) decreases.

  Can someone help me?

  Thank you

  It sounds like your playback software is applying some kind of standardization.

• I installed windows xp instead of win 7, so after that installation there is no audio, sound

  I installed windows xp instead of win 7, so after that installation there is no audio, sound
  What should I do?

  Install the audio drivers xp correct for your PC/laptop from the manufacturer's Web site.

  See you soon,.

  Jerry

• Audio goes out of sync after export (PP CS3)

  Hey there!

  So I had a few problems with first Pro CS3. My main problem is with the audio goes gradually out of sync after export. I am trying to export in 1440 p (2560 x 1440). I export in h.264 with 60 images/s.

  1. Original file type: AVI
  2. Original Frame height and width: 1680 968
  3. Original Audio bitrate: 1411 kbps
  4. Original Audio sampling rate: 44 kHz
  5. Original frame rate: 60 fps
     Data rate: 1191254 kbps
  6. Total bitrate: 1192665 kbps

  Before installation:

  

  Can someone help me and tell me what are the audio settings I should export in correlate with 1440 p and 60 frames per second? Any help is much appreciated, and I look forward to your responses.

  Much appreciation,

  -David

  What codec is used in this avi (as it isn't a regular avi of a camera) and if the framerate is variable, you need to convert to constant framerate before importing it in first.

  Converter for example Handbrake.

  Bit rate may be too high. Don't forget that CS3 is pretty old.

• Audio popping after burning blu - ray in 5.1

  Just as a warning, I'm relatively new to Adobe Premiere and I'm under first Elements 8 on a Sony Vaio with a processor of Intel Core i5 - 580 M, GPU ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650, 8 GB DDR3 - SDRAM - 1066 and Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit.

  I'm trying to create discs blu - ray full HD and 5.1 surround sound. Video source is full HD 1920 x 1080 with. Extension M2TS. When I have Adobe Premiere Elements 8 check the properties for my videos, it says the audio format of the source is "48, 000Hz - compressed - 6 channels" and the audio format of the project is '48, 000Hz - 32 bit floating point - 6 channels. This is despite the fact that the source is 5.1. However what edition of videos "5.1" appears next to the audio 1 on the timeline. I read something on this issue, and I guess that it is not the cause of any audio bad after an engraving of blu - ray.

  I create new projects using these settings:

  NTSC-AVCHD-Full HD 1080i 30 5.1 channels

  After a few quick changes I burn a disc blu - ray with 1920x1080i THAT NTSC Dolby H.264 preset. When checking of the combustion quality video looks great but audio has a distinct bursting or cracking sometimes that isn't in the file source at all. Someone has any ideas why a burn causes these audio imperfections appear? I've never had problems with burns from channel 2 and I'll probably just end up sticking with 2 audio channels, if a solution cannot be found. Note, the audio output is also much lower than the burned copy when read from the source file. This occurs even when the volume of the clip is set to the max of + 6.0dB. Thanks for any help.

  First of all, the pre can't burn, or the share of the export/DD 5.1 SS Audio. PrPro even needs additional Minnetonka Audio SurCode 5.1 DD SS pluginto export this Audio stream. Pre can work with DD 5.1 SS in many project Presets, but will need mixer 2 channel for export, or to burn.

  Now, when we make cuts on the Audio files and the ends upwards, and cuts do not run from "zero crossing", you can pop or big ticks. It's the lack of continuity in the Audio waveform - not at zero crossings. Usually, these reductions based on crossing zero setting will eliminate the POPs and clicks.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• iMovie ' 09 No Music after Export

  I had this problem before, but it is resolved myself. There was no music after export 720 p, even though we could hear the track in the timeline. It turns out that the volume of Audio setting has been set to 0%. I just set it to 100% then exported again and there was music. Now, I want to export to 1080 p, so I use export using QT. I checked to make sure that the volume level of the audio track was 100%. In the film Sound Settings configuration options are: marker = AAC channels = Stereo LR, rate = 44,100, quality/setting Render = better, the MPEG-4 ACC encoder settings = better, target bitrate = 128. Nothing here is not set that correctly so no audio can be heard after export?

  Check the options for the export to Quicktime, as described in this post:

  iMovie 09/OS X El Capitan: export the project, but not sound

• Number with (good question) audio files after the upgrade to iTunes on the computer Windows XP 10.5

  Last night, I installed the itunes 10.5 update on my PC and now all my music files and audio sound distorted or corrupted. I called using the number provided on the help of itunes window. He told me that because I do not have an apple computer, they cannot help me. I told him that the problem is not with my PC, with their update to itunes, I think itunes is an apple product. It doesn't matter, because I own a PC, it can not help me and contact windows or microsoft or someone else, he said. Can someone tell me how low level to an earlier version of itunes or solve this problem or at least direct me to who can. Thank you for your time.

  Hello

  ·         What you mean exactly when you say that the music and the sound is distorted?

  ·         It's the only iTunes are corrupt or all music files?

  ·         What exactly you are trying to play music?

  You can restore the system and check if it helps.

  How to restore Windows XP to a previous state

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/306084

  I hope this helps.

• Inspiron 1525 has low audio volume

  Our Inspiron 1525 has always low volume no matter how high the volume control is set and it is always set to the maximum value.

  I noticed this in the past since we bought the machine, but it is not because we use the sound. Know that we have subscribed to NetFlicks, we need a sound volume higher.

  What is the secret to solve this problem? It is sound from the speaker and it AI not corrupted. He is so low the sound cannot be heard.

  John Wirt

  Thank you for this, but this isn't the problem.

  The problem is essentially that make sto Dell want as much out of service customer.

  The solution for low volume on the Inspiron 1525, click with the right button on the speaker icon in the system tray. Then click on sounds, click the Read tab.

  Two options will appear: "Speakers/headphones" and "Digital output devices."

  Select the speakers/headphones and then click Properties.

  On the window that opens, click on, 'levels '.

  You will see two level controls. Increase the speakers and PC speaker maximally. You will notice that "PC Speaker" is at the lowest level possible. That's the problem. Dell wants you to pay $ 60.00 for a tech support call to discover that the default setting for the volume of your PC speakers is the lowest possible.

  After you increase the level for both "speakers" and "Speakers" to the sound of your Inspiron 1525 of level maximum (or any computer Dell laptop you probably) will be loud and clear.

  It comes to make as much money as possible from users making it very difficult to understand what the problem is.

  When you pay your $60, they know exactly where the problem is.

  It is private companies.

  John Wirt

• problems with the effects audio denoiser during export help!

  I have been working on a school assignment for the media on Adobe Premiere Pro CC and have encountered a very frustrating problem that I have no idea how fix it. It passes under the category of a "technical problem".

  As I have a lot of interviews and talk in my project for my documentary I turn on bullying for my current business, I have a lot of audio to treat and with my Rode VideoMic Pro, when in a conversation in the middle of an interview, there is a constant "hiss and crackle" that can be heard when you look so I used the audio of "DeNoiser" to get rid of this effect and it seems to work fine on my workflow in my sequence in first I have reduced most of the clips to-15dB. But when I export my project as I have done several times, the "Denoiser" effect does not work for the first 3 seconds + for all the clips that I used to assign for. At the beginning of all the items used with affect, there is a constant hiss and crackle and after 3 seconds it disappears? Please help me with this problem very unusual I want it is a fantastic movie on your fantastic software!

  Thank you

  Looks like the attack is a bit slow, or you need to provide some reading room early for the filter to act accordingly.  I would disable the effect.  Then went on the audio together the chronology of a .wav file and that a hearing and apply the effect it.  At the hearing, place a marker at the top of the file.  Then copy about 4 seconds of audio / sound of your file and paste it before the marker.  This should give some time before reading the effect of work.  When he is satisfied with your editing, 'Apply' effect to the file and save it and import that into first.

  If you don't have a hearing, you can do the same by first using a new sequence to keep the audio only and add four additional seconds and apply the effect to the entire track (vs clip).